Pronunciation: /ænˈdɑnteɪ/
noun a tempo marking indicating that music is to be played at a moderately slow speed
A1 I enjoy listening to andante music while studying.
A2 The andante section of the piece was beautifully played.
B1 The orchestra played the andante movement with great precision.
B2 The pianist's interpretation of the andante was both emotional and technically flawless.
C1 The conductor carefully guided the orchestra through the andante, emphasizing the delicate nuances.
C2 The andante passage in the symphony was a sublime moment of musical expression.
adjective in a moderately slow tempo
A1 The music played at the party was andante, creating a relaxed atmosphere.
A2 She walked at an andante pace through the park, enjoying the peaceful surroundings.
B1 The andante movement of the symphony was beautifully executed by the orchestra.
B2 The andante tempo of the piece allowed the soloist to showcase their musicality.
C1 The andante section of the concerto required precise timing and control from the pianist.
C2 The conductor led the orchestra through the andante passage with grace and elegance.
formal The orchestra played the andante movement with precision and grace.
informal I love listening to andante music while studying; it's so soothing.
slang Let's chill out and listen to some andante tunes.
figurative Life sometimes moves at an andante pace, allowing us to appreciate the beauty around us.
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